The leaves are speckled yellow gold
Scattering dust on field, so cold
Where is the summer sun's chatter
As sky turns grey and lake iced blue
Birds and bees have flown away, true
Late autumn serves harvest platter
Filled with melancholy. Night clings
Of ripeness. Awaiting sweet sting
Of last breaths. How you live matters
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I miss those yellow leaves, now it is all bare here and soon November is gone. Love the form, and your poem despite the gloom
ReplyDeleteA delightful November nove otto, Grace, and I love those ‘speckled yellow gold’ leaves. Sadly, all we have now are bare branches.
ReplyDeleteNice one Grace
ReplyDeleteMuch♡love
Delightfully honed, Grace!
ReplyDeleteThe yellow leaves seem to be the last to go. Wonderful poem, Grace.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful poem, Grace. Thank you for the inspiration. Robbie
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful November Nove Otto, Grace. I love "summer sun's chatter".
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